On Tue, 13 Jan 2009 23:26:48 -0800 (PST), Michael Skovfoged
<michael@s...> wrote:

>On 13 Jan., 12:56, Martin Honnen <mahotr...@yahoo.de> wrote:
>> Michael Skovfoged wrote:
>> > I have to write code that will work on any nodenames/trees so the
>> > above code will not work for me.
>>
>> I do not understand what you want to achieve. What exactly do you want
>> to do with "any nodenames/trees"?

>It could be this node: <PmtId><InstrId>InstrIdFiFi01</
>InstrId><EndToEndId>EndToEndIdFiFi01</EndToEndId></PmtId>
>
>Result:
>SOMEINFO  <PmtId><InstrId>InstrIdFiFi01</InstrI
>OTHERINF   d><EndToEndId>EndToEndIdFiFi01</EndToEn
>THIRDINF     dId></PmtId>
>
>or this: <Amt><InstdAmt Ccy="EUR">1000.01</InstdAmt></Amt>
>
>Result:
>SOMEINFO  <Amt><InstdAmt Ccy=
>OTHERINF   "EUR">1000.01</Instd
>ANYINFO     Amt></Amt>


I'm with Martin on this one - it's absolutely unclear from your
example what RULE* you are trying to declare to process the nodes

It's possible to create a template which takes the local-name() of the
node and splits the string up somehow. The examples above are intended
to use string processing of the node names, as far as I can tell

But you haven't got 2 examples above which seem to indicate any RULE,
just a rather muddled hope that something can be done (but we're not
really closer to what ?)

* For example , a RULE might be :
============================
Split node name with a newline at 3 characters if it's longer than 7
characters,

At 5 characters (or use the whole node name) if it's between 1 - 7
characters in length. 

And in front of nodes which contain the text 'Amt' somewhere within
them, insert the text ANYINFO before the closing </Amt>

If you can declare your intentions as a series of steps then probably
you can fix it yourself ;-)

HTH
Cheers - Neil
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